Case: A young woman with chronic nasolacrimal duct obstruction presents with 5 days of right sided swelling around her right eye. She was prescribed oral antibiotics by her primary care doctor, but symptoms worsened despite taking them. She denies systemic malaise, fevers, chills, rigors. She can see normally out of both eyes. No pain withContinueContinue reading “Acute Dacrocystitis”
A physical exam reference for clinicians, primarily focused on infectious diseases.
Infectious Disease Atlas 